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All-weld-metal design for AWS E10018M, E11018M and E12018M type electrodes

Journal Article · · Welding Journal
OSTI ID:355653
 [1];  [2]
  1. Univ. Tecnologica Nacional, Buenos Aires (Argentina)
  2. Univ. Nacional de San Martin-CNEA, Buenos Aires (Argentina). Inst. de Tecnologia

This paper presents the results of a research program conducted to design the all-weld metal deposited with AWS A5.5-81 E10018M, E11018M and E12018M SMAW-type electrodes. The role that different alloying elements such as manganese, carbon and chromium play on the tensile properties, hardness and toughness as well as on the microstructure was studied. Criteria for selecting the weld metal composition leading to optimum combination of tensile strength and toughness are suggested. The effect of the variation of heat input, within the requirements of the AWS standard, on the mentioned properties was also analyzed. It was found that the E11018M and E12018M all-weld-metal tensile properties are very sensitive to variations in heat input. For certain values of chemical composition, welding parameter ranges suitable to guarantee the fulfillment of AWS requirements were determined.

OSTI ID:
355653
Journal Information:
Welding Journal, Journal Name: Welding Journal Journal Issue: 6 Vol. 78; ISSN 0043-2296; ISSN WEJUA3
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English

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